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Front Line Assembly
Re-Wind
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (7) - Disc #1
1. Predator [Cease and Destroy Mix]
2. Aftermath [We All Shall Perish-Mix]
3. Electrocution [Shocker Mix] - Front Line Assembly, Leeb, Bill
4. Life [Suck It Up Mix]
5. Oblivion [Was It Worth It Mix]
6. Colombian Necktie [Loose Lips Mix]
7. Comatose [Re-Entry-Mix]
Track Listings (7) - Disc #2
1. Comatose [Grisha Mix]
2. Predator [Final Mix]
3. Evil Playground [Chainsaw Mix]
4. Life=Leben [Anderes Leben Mix]
5. Comatose [Mix 2.0 by Eat Static] - Front Line Assembly, Leeb, Bill
6. Colombian Necktie [Grit Your Teeth Mix]
7. Autoerotic [Abstinence Mix]

CD Details

All Artists: Front Line Assembly
Title: Re-Wind
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Metropolis Records
Original Release Date: 8/18/1998
Release Date: 8/18/1998
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Styles: Goth & Industrial, Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 782388010320

Synopsis

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The industrial-dance remix glut continues with Re-Wind, a two-disc set of reworked material from Front Line Assembly's FLAvour of the Weak. FLA themselves are behind the boards on disc 1, providing somewhat harder-edged versions of the drum & bass-tinged original tracks (including an unreleased song, "Aftermath"). Disc 2 is left to the kindness of strangers, and it's by far a more interesting and varied listen. All squelchy keyboards and roiling, bouncy beats, Front 242's mix of "Comatose" wouldn't be out of place on a trance album. Collide add ethereal female vocals to "Predator," transforming the song into something mesmerizingly beautiful and closer in spirit to the FLA side project Delerium. Kalte Farben take the militaristic "Life = Leben" and turn it into an exercise in staccato funk. And Fini Tribe seemingly invent the genre of industrial trip-hop with their take on "Auto-Erotic." The artists on Re-Wind have discovered the secret to making a successful remix album: don't just retread--re-create. --Steve Landau

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CD Reviews

Not the highest marks

ebmAddikt | Portland Oregon | 09/21/2005

(3 out of 5 stars)

"I bought this CD knowing what I was getting into - and that was for Comatose [Re-Entry-Mix] and Electrocution [Shocker Mix] - both on disc #1. There are a couple or three other mixes that are alright, but the collection as a whole doesn't match up to the album versions, and the remixes are trying too hard to sound like remixes. The drums, and the TB-303 bass lines are just a little too prevalent on most of the tracks (I much prefer the 2600 bass lines). And just for the record, I'm a pretty big fan of FLAvour of the Week.

If you don't have FLAvour of the week, I recommend you buy that first...and if you really dig it and just have to have more, then buy Re-Wind second - or skip it and move onto Epitaph and/or Implode which are both excellent!"